Unit 3 Week 3 In-Context Vocabulary

What does the word "disbelief" mean?

• A feeling of trust

• A feeling of not believing

• A feeling of happiness

• A feeling of excitement

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "dismay."

• She felt dismay when she won the prize.

• He was in dismay when he lost his favorite toy.

• The dismay was a type of fruit.

• Dismay is a type of dance.

What are "features"?

• Small animals

• Parts or characteristics of something

• Types of food

• Colors of the rainbow

Which sentence uses the word "Offered" correctly?

• Offered is a type of bird.

• My teacher offered us a treat.

• Offered is a type of plant.

• Offered is a kind of weather.

Tags

CCSS.L.6.6

CCSS.L.11-12.6

CCSS.W.7.2D

CCSS.W.8.2D

CCSS.L.4.6

What does "splendid" mean?

• Very bad

• Very good or excellent

• Very small

• Very loud

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "unique."

• The unique was very tasty.

• She has a unique way of solving problems.

• Unique is a type of music.

• He felt unique when he was sad.

What does "watchful" mean?

• Not paying attention

• Being alert and paying attention

• Being sleepy

• Being noisy

Which sentence uses the word "fabulous" correctly?

• The fabulous was very quiet.

• She wore a fabulous dress to the party.

• Fabulous is a type of tree.

• He felt fabulous when he was tired.

What does the word "dismay" mean?

• A feeling of joy

• A feeling of disappointment or distress

• A feeling of hunger

• A feeling of excitement

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the word "disbelief."

• She was in disbelief when she saw the magic trick.

• Disbelief is a type of flower.

• He felt disbelief when he was happy.

• Disbelief is a kind of food.